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    Old 12-08-2010, 07:20 AM
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    Some committee got together and made decisions....and so I need to bring a green veggie... Not a casserole, not a salad. I can always throw a huge can of drained and rinsed green beans in the Crockpot with chicken broth overnight.....but I'd rather do something a little more creative! Any ideas?
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    Old 12-08-2010, 07:25 AM
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    Steamed broccoli with cheese sauce?
    Braised green beans with toasted almonds
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    Use broccoli with a strong chicken broth---very tasty!
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    Old 12-08-2010, 08:02 AM
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    Steamed Brussel sprouts tossed with bacon! Yum!
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    How about an edible Christmas tree? Picture is not mine -
    I used styrofoam shaped like a tree - cover it with green saran wrap or foil. Set it on a plate & spread dip (like snow) around it.
    Be creative with veggies - celery, peppers, cukes, parsley, broc., spinach leaves ...) I never did all green (can you sneak in some red cherry tomatoes or cauliflower for extra color?
    For the top, cut a star shape out of cheese & roll in basil.
    Enjoy watching the tree undecorating!
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    Old 12-09-2010, 03:33 AM
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    Originally Posted by mommamac
    How about an edible Christmas tree? Picture is not mine -
    I used styrofoam shaped like a tree - cover it with green saran wrap or foil. Set it on a plate & spread dip (like snow) around it.
    Be creative with veggies - celery, peppers, cukes, parsley, broc., spinach leaves ...) I never did all green (can you sneak in some red cherry tomatoes or cauliflower for extra color?
    For the top, cut a star shape out of cheese & roll in basil.
    Enjoy watching the tree undecorating!
    This is sooooo cute! I'm afraid somebody would complain that it was reallly a salad, though.....but I'll make this for my gradnsons for Christmas dinner!
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    Old 12-09-2010, 05:20 AM
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    Green Beans
    2/3 c. bean liquid (discard remainder)
    6 Tbsp. vinegar
    3 Tbsp. sugar
    2 Tbsp. flour
    Fry 4-6 strips bacon with a chopped medium onion. Add above mixture and let thicken. Add 2 cans of green beans (drained). Heat and serve.
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    Old 12-09-2010, 05:28 AM
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    cooked broccoli turned into a wreath

    http://kitchen-parade-veggieventure....ay-wreath.html
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    Old 12-09-2010, 06:17 AM
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    I was going to say green bean cassarole
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    Old 12-09-2010, 08:53 AM
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    Fresh Brussels sprouts, cut in half and saute in some olive oil or butter, a little salt and pepper until slightly browned. Add to couscous or eat alone. Always a hit with my ladies club!
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